Fabrice made it to the final 9!

Congratulations Fabrice Soulier! He made it to the final nine of the Partouche Poker Tour Final in Cannes. The field started with 764 players, and that was a record. The organization guaranteed a prize pool of 3 million, but after the registration the prize pool was over 6 million!

In november the final table will be played, Fabrice has the second biggest stack. Well done Fabrice!

1) ETELAPERA TOMMI MIKAEL 3 129 000
2) KONSGAARD SOREN 1 073 000
3) TEKINTAMGAC ALI 3 289 000
4) IBRAHIM RAOUF 3 492 000
5) ANDRE CYRIL 600 000
6) KROLL RAPHAEL GREGO 2 390 000
7) SELBST VANESSA 3 951 000
8) REINKEMEIER TOBIAS 819 000
9) SOULIER FABRICE 3 652 000

Chipcounts

Raouf Ibrahim : 3 961k
Vanessa Selbst : 3 359k
Tommi Etelapera : 3 173k
Ali Tekintamgac : 2 961k
Fabrice Soulier : 2 703k
Raphaël Kroll : 2 161k
Tobias Reinkemeier : 1 267k
Hendrick Vogeling : 1 143k
Soren Konsgaard : 1 073k
Cyril André : 896k
Mario Cordero : 816k

Average : 2 084k
Blinds 20k/40k/4k

Dinner break!

The players are on dinner break now. (The live stream has a delay.) Fabrice Soulier is playing a stack just below average; 1.9M. The remaining players will play till we know the final nine. The final table will be played in November.

Fabrice eliminated Phil Laak

Phil Laak was already short and pushed all in, Fabrice had an easy call with AK; the board was A 2 7 2 K and the elimination of the well-known Laak was a fact. After this hand, Fabrice played more than 2 million.

The remaining 12 players are now on a break, when they return they will play the next level with blinds 15k/30k and an ante of 3k.

5th day Partouche Poker Tour Final

Level 23, blinds 12k/24k with an ante of 3k. 764 players started a couple of days ago and now the remaining 14 players are fighting to get their share in the 6.3 million prize pool.

We are focused on one of them, Fabrice Soulier. He was producer of french TV shows (Farce Attaque and Un gars, une fille) before he decided to play poker. He has a house in Las Vegas. He was the best french player between 2001 and 2006. He also has been one of the poker teachers in a french show with Bertrand "Elky" Grospellier. In 2009, he got paid seven times in the WSOP for a total of 203.669$. We are proud to have Fabrice in our Everest Poker Team!